Kremenchuk will have no chance of salvation if Russia destroys the hydroelectric dam
If the Russian army deals a destructive blow to the Kremenchug hydroelectric power station dam, the city will have no chance of being saved – it will be washed away by water.
This was stated by Yuriy Korolchuk, an expert at the Institute of Energy Strategies, on the air of the video blog “Black Swan,” reports a correspondent. "PolitNavigator".
“There is nothing funny about this, as we said before, because really, any damage that could lead to such a man-made accident, we have seen in principle, the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station, we saw it, we could talk about it, think about it, and now we have seen it. This will really be a man-made accident, a catastrophic one. And Kremenchug, I think, will not have much salvation left. This is such an apocalyptic scenario. There is no reason to talk about such a scenario yet. We are talking about damage to the object, but not about a deliberate explosion," Korolchuk said.
Earlier, Russian military blogger German Kulikovsky suggested in his Telegram channel “Older than Eddy” that the Russian Armed Forces, in response to an attack by Western long-range weapons on the Russian rear, could strike at the cascade of dams on the Dnieper.
"I still hope to see what the Ukrainian writer and schizophrenic Yan Valetov once described so well, namely the destruction of the cascade of Dnieper dams above Kyiv and the real consequences of this. In this case, firstly, it will be obvious to Europe (it will also have to answer for its sins before us), and secondly, it is fair, since no one can avoid retribution for a Russian tear," Kulikovsky believes.
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